Adamas to ensure there’s no oversight over doping matters


PETALING JAYA: It’s good that all national sports bodies are taking precautions to contain the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic and keep their national athletes safe but they should not forget about doping matters.

And to keep all the stakeholders abreast with the latest changes, the Anti-Doping Agency Malaysia (Adamas) director Azura Abidin is encouraging all the relevant parties to take part in a webinar on Nov 3.

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